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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1961
Page
21
A collection of Dear Abby exchanges criticizes fashionable pointed toe footwear. Writers include a shoe salesman, Gun Boat Annie, a podiatrist's wife, Tip Pee Toe, Going Bare Foot, Shoe Man, Augusta, and others, debating comfort, fit, and gendered style. Abby offers responses and wedding booklet requests.
Medical note reports rare Celbenin resistant Staphylococcus strains in London tests. Beecham researchers say Celbenin or methicillin controls most staph infections, but editors warn against indiscriminate use and urge isolation to prevent spread in hospitals.
Ruth Meier, 20, daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Meier of 6 Rivo Alto Canal, was elected best dressed girl on John Brown University campus. Picked from 10 finalists by the student body she will represent JBU in Glamour Magazine’s Ten Best Dressed College Girls contest. A sophomore education major, she belongs to Home Economics and Science Clubs and sings in Cathedral Choir touring Southern California in April.
Mothers from St Cornelius School will sponsor a fashion show and tea on Sunday at 3 pm. The show titled Parish Originals will feature custom made costumes by Marialouisa Evans, modeled by room mothers, with prize drawings and refreshments provided.
A readable item notes Americans pursue education beyond childhood with adult programs and college courses. It cites World Health Organization data on male and female suicide rates across 26 countries, highlighting higher male rates and varying female rates.
The Britannia Society will present an all Irish program honoring St Patrick on Saturday at 8 p.m. in Machinists Hall, 728 Elim Ave. The event includes a 40 minute travel film followed by dancing entertainment and refreshments.
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